Oracle SOA 12C Features

Below are some of the key features of 12C which is going to release in June 2014.
1.   OSB will be no longer be part of Eclipse. It has been integrated in Jdeveloper 12c.
2.   OSB instances can be track from EM Console which was not there in OSB 11g.
3.   OSB will support both REST as well as SOAP. REST Adapters has been added for OSB,SOA in Jdeveloper 12c.
4.   Installer  will  contain only one file which will install all the Oracle Fusion Components.
5.   We can test the services from Jdeveloper itself.
6.   Debugging will be easy as Togglepoints are added in Jdeveloper 12c, which was earlier possible  in Eclipse.
7.   Oracle will provide migration scripts which will migrate existing 11g components to 12C. However, migration only possible for 11.1.1.6 or 11.1.1.7 versions of SOA.
8.   New adapters for Cloud has been added in Jdeveloper 12C . Example:- Salesforce adapter.
9.   New  feature MFT(Managed File Transfer) is added to support fast file transfers. Easy to track file transfers with better error handling mechanisms. There will be separate console for MFT.
Thanks to my team mate for gathering this features.
 

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